Pol Temm

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Pol Temm

Physical description
Species	Kel Dor
Gender	Male
Eye color	White
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Legacy era
Affiliation	The Wheel

[Source]

"It appears you're ready to begin discussions. Better I do not hear them, I think. If you'll excuse me, I have a space station to run."

―Pol Temm^[src]

Pol Temm was the male Kel Dor administrator of the Wheel as of 137 ABY. He had spent most of his life on the station, working on a number of posts from a casino bouncer to a position in the station security. When his predecessor was assassinated by pirates during the Sith-Imperial War, he activated a long-developed plan to transfer the ownership of the station to himself. His policy onboard the Wheel was that it was to remain neutral, and no weapons or fighting were allowed or he would eject the violator into space.

He monitored the meeting between Admiral Gar Stazi of the Galactic Alliance Core Forces and Captain Mingo Bovark of Roan Fel's faction of the new Galactic Empire.

After the meeting was sabotaged by agents Morrigan Corde and Jor Torlin by making it appear that the Imperial ship fired on the Galactic Alliance ship, Temm ordered that all ships of Fel's empire be banned from the station.

By 138 ABY, Pol Temm had disappeared after a Sith Imperial attack. He was succeeded by Attatag Gosem, who did not enforce Temm's "no weapons" rule within the The Wheel.

1 Behind the scenes
2 Appearances
3 Sources
- 3.1 In other languages

Behind the scenesEdit

It should be noted that Pol Temm does not wear the eye lenses typical of other Kel Dor. Sha Dun, who appears in Star Wars: Legacy 20: Indomitable, Part 1, also lacks these lenses. This could indicate that technology of this time has made them unnecessary, though it is also possible this was just oversight by the artists.